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~ ~HILLS Ingerson Neighborhood Q&A Pavement Management Meeting (PMP) August 8, 2002; 7:00 p.m. Page 4 of 4 Comment: For the Hamline trail proposal what type of material would be recommend for the construction of the trail. Bituminous would be recommended. Comment: If there are opportunities to place curves to reduce speed in the road would this be done. We would generally not advocate placing too many curves. It will affect the amount of green space. Comment: Would you place a bicycle lane. There is no room on the road to do so. The street would have to be widened to create a bike lane. Comment: If this project does progress and it is thought the entire project will take about 5 months, how would I get to my house during that 5 months. Five months is the estimate for the entire project and does not mean the all roads in the project will be tom up for a full 5 months. From the date the street is tom up, there is a 3 week timeline to return that street back to pavement. Not all landscaping, aprons, etc. would necessarily be done within that 3 weeks but you would have the roadway back. Comment: Will I always have access to my home. Yes. You may have to park on the street for a day or two while work is done directly in front of your driveway. Comment: What is the process after this meeting. A summary of the issues raised at these meetings will be drafted and sent to neighborhood residents. Another meeting will be conducted to present the actual project to residents with discussion and feedback again. The Council will then be presented with the proj ect to make formal decisions. Comment: Did an outside firm conduct a review of the street ratings. The City engineering firm conducted the ratings. I I I I I I I .. I I I I I I I , I